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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2019 · 55 MIN

Functional Medicine Model For Dealing With Chronic Fatigue with Dr. Nisha Chellam, MD

from TheHealthHub · host Cathy Biase

In this episode we speak with Dr. Nisha Chellam about Chronic Fatigue. Dr. Chellum is the best-selling author of Transform your thyroid: The Five steps to regain your thyroid and get back your life. She was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s but prior to this had a failing tug of war with weight gain, seasonal allergies, joint pains and migraine headaches with normal blood tests. She was diagnosed with pre-diabetes and vitamin deficiencies when she got exposed to the clinical application of functional medicine. Applying these principles, she was able to completely resolve all of her medical issues. Since then her only goal has been to spread the message that there is a different way to diagnose and resolve health issues. She believes chronic symptoms are a default to not seeking a better way. Learning Points: • How can we cultivate healthy eating habits with our family? • What is the clinical definition of chronic fatigue? • What is the Functional Medicine model for dealing with chronic fatigue? • How can we take steps right now to combat fatigue? Social Media Website: www.holisticicon.com

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